Monday, 13 November, 1944

Kendray

13.11.44                                                                   211

My Most Precious Darling,

This week has started really well as the postman brought me two air-letters from you this morning.

Imagine my surprise and delight when Sister walked in just a few minutes ago with another letter from you.  It is 9.15 p/m so it is a perfect finish to the day.  You wrote the letter Dear on Nov: 6th.

I was very pleased to hear that you are receiving my letters quite regularly.  I too am receiving yours very well – in fact the A.P.O. are delivering yours so quickly that the Christmas card you sent me was waiting for me last night when I arrived home for my evening off.  Vera’s had also arrived.  Thank you Darling – it is a very pretty card and I do not mind it being a bit early.

I smiled when I read your reminiscences about the early days of our friendship and the problem I was to you.  I gave you a hard time of it, did I not?  I am sorry Dear, but it is all over now, is it not?

Pleased to hear that there are some figs on the way.  Kit said that she was pleased to hear so too!  By the way, to which address have you sent them?  By the way, you also wondered if some which you said you sent a long time ago arrived in good condition.  Well, I do not know whether it is your memory or the A.P.O. to blame but I never received any!

Everything else which you have sent though has arrived alright and in good condition.

You said in your letter that you like the song “I’ll be seeing you”.  Yes, I like it too.

Kit and I are furious – we were sitting by the fire listening to a play on the wireless when Night Sister turned it off.  What Kit said is unprintable.  Oh!  I must not forget – she said that she has given up the job of “Guardian Angel”.  She does not think it is necessary now – of course, that is not to say that you think so as well!

Well, my Dear, it is getting late and bed time so I will say Good-night.  I love you so much my Darling and missing you more than I can say.

Ever your own, Grace  xxxxxx

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